By Lani Baron and Jeanann Khalife
The podcast currently has 27 episodes available.
Navigating through a litigated divorce can be very difficult, time consuming and emotionally draining. On this episode, friend and colleague, Paul Nelson help us understand the important of planning for your litigated divorce to ensure the process goes as smooth as possible. We also discuss the important of making sure that the attorney is a proper fit for your specific needs.
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For many people, family is the backbone of their lives. One of those people is Kevion, a luxury real estate broker and life style coach in the Orange County area. He sat down with us to talk about how his life experiences led him down the path of real estate and life coaching. He uses his experience to guide his clients that are going through a divorce to focus on themselves and ensure that these tough moments do not take over their lives.
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Sometimes it’s hard to see the solutions you are looking for when you are in divorce. Eliisa, Orange County Real Estate Broker and Philanthropist, sat down with us to talk about the unique solution that she and her former spouse found when dividing their real estate properties. For many people, it does make sense to sell the family home and split the profits, but there is not a cookie cutter way to approach divorce. It is important to consider that each party is going to have unique goals throughout the process, and to stay focused on the mutual goal of resolving your matter amicably.
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The hardest part about the challenges we face is appreciating the lessons we learn from them. DB prompts us to ask ourselves: Why not? Why not be nicer to people? Why not be nicer to yourself? If it feels better, do it. DB breaks down how to ask yourself the same question when you are looking for things to be thankful for in the face of our greatest obstacles. “Adversity doesn’t change our drive and hustle--it just makes things more challenging.” No matter how deep the hole is, keep climbing.
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Your relationship with money greatly impacts the decisions you make today. When people are going through divorce, they focus on specific assets as being more valuable than others. How do you know which to value more monetarily and make objective decisions? The truth is that you need to get into the nitty-gritty and understand the long-term implications financially. Jen brings to light many considerations that often go overlooked when dividing assets in the divorce.
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Do you and your coparent have a Covid-19 parenting plan? Each person’s situation and family looks different. Consequently, everyone’s quarantine pod looks different. The goal of coparenting is to raise kids in the best environment considering you and your former partner are now separated. We sat down with Dr. Lee Solow PhD to talk about how he’s advising his clients on navigating these changes and how we can look beyond ourselves to manage the going number of cases.
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“Children feel all of your feelings.” With Zoom education in full swing, Maloree Beck, an Orange County primary school teacher, dives into the new landscape of remote learning. The added anxiety of the pandemic and the elimination of the separation between school, work, and home, has provided a difficult learning environment for both parents and children. Now that parents have taken on a part-time teaching role, Maloree says that practicing patience for children, for teachers, and for yourself, is the best way to cope with the transition to online education.
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How has Covid-19 impacted the mortgage industry? As a direct lender, Chris Hanly's biggest piece of advice is to take advantage of the low interest rates. With the “too good to be true” rates we are seeing, he notes that this is the best time to buy a home or refinance. Qualifying for a loan can be confusing, especially with the changes that have been implemented during this time. In this episode, he breaks down how to make sure you qualify in 2020, what new requirements are being added to programs that are changing for borrowers, and how banks are handling the new lending landscape.
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How does the pandemic affect the real estate market? This pandemic has consistently held a seller's market. With limited real estate available in Southern California, families anxious to get more space, and the unemployment rate at a high, brokers have never seen a bubble like this. Interest rates are at an all time low and have allowed the real estate market to make a V shape recovery. Simultaneously, election years have their own trends on the market and this year is no different. While it’s a great time to buy, both buyers and sellers continue to sit on the fence as they wait to see the long term effects of Covid-19 and the election.
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Does stress have a physical impact on our bodies? Licensed Acupuncturist, Lauren Messelbeck, explains how our bodies physically react to stress and anxiety and how bodywork and acupuncture are modalities for healing. Life is stressful, but anyone who is or knows someone who is going through a divorce knows the added layers of complexity this adds to the daily noise of life. Stress is the component behind much of the pain people experience. Lauren explains the difference between acute versus chronic stress, both experienced by those going through a divorce, and the different responses in the body. She breaks down how to take preventative measures for managing stress and maintaining your mental health to stay mindful in the present while going through major transitions.
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